We invite you to join us as we explore what “storytelling for change” really looks like. With different screenings, workshops and events happening each month, there’s always something to dive into.
NEXT SESSIONS:
Wednesday, February 5 3:45 PM PST / 6:45PM EST
Reef People: Special Screening
GUEST: Mariana Rivera
Join us for a special screening of Pueblos de Arrecife (Reef People), a short documentary that explores Colombia’s Caribbean and Pacific coasts. Through coral ecosystems, cultural heritage, and local voices, the film highlights the vital role of communities in protecting marine and coastal territories.
Don’t miss the screening and live Q&A with director and cinematographer Mariana Rivera!
If you're interested in our Conservation Storytelling School, this session can help answer any questions you may have.
Wednesday, February 19 9:00 AM PST / 12:00PM EST
STORYTELLING FOR CHANGE
GUEST 1: Kalolaine Fainu
Kalolaine Fainu a passionate advocate and creative force from the Pacific Islands. KAs a woman who proudly carries Pacific Island heritage, Kalolaine envisions a strong, unified alliance of Pasifika nations, equitably represented within the Pacific region. Her vision is deeply rooted in the values of opportunity, awareness, acknowledgment, education, heritage, and honoring traditional practices to guide future progress.
She will share insights from his project highlighting the strength, vibrant culture, and resilience of the Tuvaluan people, challenging the narrative that paints Pacific Island communities as powerless climate victims.
Additionally, Kalolaine Fainu, one of our 2024 Revolutionary Storyteller Grantees, will present her impactful work.
GUEST 2: KC Nwakalor
KC Nwakalor is a photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Abuja, Nigeria. His photography primarily focuses on journalism and editorial work, concentrating on social, economic, environmental, and health issues. His aim is to humanize these stories, as these topics are often approached as mere statistics or numbers, without considering the people involved. Through his work, he strives to highlight the urgency of these issues and emphasize the need for action and doing what’s right.
support your fellow storytellers
Please note that these sessions are ‘Pay What You Can Tickets’. All proceeds will go towards the creation of scholarships for BIPOC, Youth, 2SLGBTQ+ and Disabled Storytellers.
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Live attendance is free for all or pay what you can. Members will have access to recordings of each session after logging in here.
HOW TO ACCESS YOUR SESSION:
You must register for each session individually. After registering, you will receive an email confirmation from EventBrite with your link to the Digital Links page. Follow the button that says “View Now” in the email at the time of the event or a few minutes before to join! This will connect you directly to our session and you will be added to the waiting room. Our host will let you in as the session begins.
Enjoy and email us at info@photographerswithoutborders.org for assistance.
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